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== Step-by-Step Guide to Angle Parking == === 1. Approach and Preparation === - Locate an available parking space[2]. - Activate your turn signal to indicate your intention to park[1]. - Reduce your speed to approximately 3-5 miles per hour1<ref name="ref4">4</ref>. - Position your vehicle about one car width away from the parked cars[1]. === 2. Alignment and Entry === - As you approach the space, align your front bumper with the rear bumper of the car parked in front of your intended spot1<ref name="ref2">2</ref>. - Begin turning your steering wheel sharply to the right[1]. - Slowly move forward into the parking space, aiming for the center1<ref name="ref2">2</ref>. === 3. Final Positioning === - Continue moving forward until your vehicle is centered within the parking lines1<ref name="ref2">2</ref>. - Straighten your wheels once you're properly aligned1<ref name="ref2">2</ref>. - Proceed forward until you're fully parked, leaving appropriate space between your vehicle and others1<ref name="ref2">2</ref>.
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